Ottchil Wood Long Dish

Ottchil Wood Long DishJust like his bowls, Suk Keun Kangs one of a kind wooden dishes are driven by nature and humility characteristics heard in the soft shapes and natural curves. From his base in Ulsan, he hand carves his functional tableware before utilising the eco friendly ottchil technique, where more than 30 coats of lacquer derived from the sap of rhus trees form a coated film thats resilient against spills and stains. The final results are comparable to porcelain,

The results are intriguingly and beautifully paradoxical: simple yet complex

Skilled artisans from Guadalupe in Venezuela make each ware from a single block of wood

the rings look striking on a summer table

Pioneering Rudi Rabitti launched his eponymous brand in 1969 and was the first to offer a wide array of homewares in finely grained saddle leather

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flora and fauna of Haute-Savoie

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